A gray seal found two weeks ago on New Haven’s Chapel Street has died of an intestinal illness, according to staff at the Mystic Aquarium. On Feb. 16, New Haven Police Department officers recovered ...

The initiative is a key component of Project 85, the university’s strategic effort to increase its first-year retention to 85 ...

On Sunday, the New Haven Police Department heralded on X the arrival of its newest “addition.” But instead of badge and uniform, the creature posed next to the cop car had flippers. That afternoon, ...

Chappy, a beloved gray seal pup found wandering the streets of New Haven in February, has died due to gastrointestinal issues ...

Inspired Life A seal is found wandering streets of New Haven, becomes local celebrity. Spotted five miles from the water, the pup was taken to an aquarium for rehab and eventual release.

A baby seal was rescued from the streets of downtown New Haven, lethargic and underweight. He is now recovering at a nearby aquarium, which hopes to eventually release him back into the ocean.

However, if we are going to speculate, perhaps the seal was sent on a divine quest by his gods. Consider the very name of New Haven – a term rife with religious connotations. Perhaps there exist texts ...

WEST HAVEN — As the University of New Haven's enrollment continues to grow, so too have its ambitions and capacity needs. The school had 7,513 enrolled students in the fall 2021 semester ...

An image from the New Haven Police Department of a baby seal found on Sunday, Feb. 16, 2025, near the intersection of two rain soaked, streets in the Connecticut city’s industrial zone.

Mysterious seal found in New Haven on Feb. 16, 2025. “We’re like, he’s still bright and alert and looking good,” she said. “Maybe we can just relocate him to a safe beach, and so our ...

(The seal found in New Haven weighs only 28 pounds, she said.) “They basically spend the next couple weeks of life learning how to hunt on their own — mom doesn’t teach them that,” Callan ...

James Gross, who lives in front of the oyster bar, said the seal has become a New Haven celebrity. “It’s made quite the splash in the neighborhood,” he said.